Hi,
I'm encountering a problem that IE6 does not ignore a div when it is
set to display:none
This is the html code:
html:
<div class="span-24">
<div class="span-12"> </div>
<div id="switch-1" class="span-12 last"> </div>
<div id="switch-2" class="span-12 last"> </div>
</div>
css:
#switch-1 {display:none;}
with jquery I alter the switch-1 and switch-2 div's with an interval.
function SwitchPartials (){
if (activePartial=="switch-1"){
jQuery("#switch-1").fadeOut(200,function(){
jQuery("#switch-2").fadeIn(200)});
activePartial="switch-2"
}
else {
jQuery("#switch-2").fadeOut(200,function(){
jQuery("#switch-1").fadeIn(200)});
activePartial="switch-1"
}
};
it works perfect in all browsers, only in IE6, the switch-2 div is
shown on a new line.
Anybody has a solution? Am I doing something wrong?
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